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The Irish standard., 1887-11-12
WESTME,A.TH..

Died on the 18th ult., at his home,
Woodford House. Mullingar, Alfred
Doran, late of Ormond Quay. Dublin.
The late Nationalist demonstration
at Tang had the effect of melting she
many local branches that attended it to
redoubled efforts.
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KILKENNY.

The sessions records show a very
light amount of criminal business. The
magistrates are having, in the Ian
guage OF the people, s;a soft time.n
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ANTRIM.

John Bryan, q saddler 1T Ballymena,
was indicted at the Ballymena Quarter
Sessions on October IL, with having,9on
August IL last at Ballee, Ballymena,
un)awfullY thrown stones at a train on
the Belfast and Northern Counties
railway. with intent 10 injure the pass
engers. the members OF the National
Foresters society Of Belfast, who were
enjoying the excursion The prisoner
pleaded guilty and WAS sentenced to
two mouths imprisonment. lie had
not injured anybody.
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WEXFORD.

On October 5th, DR.. Cardiff, Coroner,
held an inquest at Ballykerogue on the
body OF William Hall, q horse trainer,
From the evidence it appears chat the
deceased got a severe fall from a horse
on September 29th, from the effects of
which he never fully recovered. On
October 3rd, he went into Shea's pub
lic-house at Campile, and when he at
tempted 10 sit down fell to the floor.
He was Immediately taken up and
given a glass OF beer. after partaklng
of which he made his way to
the place from which Mr.. David Foley
was recently evicted, and was found in
an outhouse there next day in al insen-
sible state, when he was taken to
where Mr.. Foley now resides. The
priest was Immediately sent for, to
whom he spoke but one or two words,
and on the next morning he died. DR..
Boyd was Of the opinion that death re-
suited from apoplexy, and the jury
found verdict IN accordance with the
medical testimony.
A novel and extraordinary demon
.stration took place on Sunday evening
October 8, in Waterford Harbor. A
large number Of Nationalists met in
Ramsgrange, and accompanied by the
Very Rey, Canon Doyle, proceeded to
Ballyhack, where two large floats and
some steam launches were in waiting.
The leaders took their places in the
steam launches, and part Of the large
crowd, which numbered nearly 5000
persons, proceeded on board the barges
and a large number of fishing boats
which were there from Fethard Hook,
Dunmore East, and several small fish
ing villages. The launches towing the
floats steamed down the harbor, where
anchor was cast and most enthusias-
tic meeting held, Canon Doyle pre-
siding. The police watched the pro-
ceedings from the shore. The scene
was a grand one with the extraordin-
ary number Of fishing boats, barges
and launches, on which were two
bands. Large crowds lined the banks
and cheered loudly as the fotilla was
leaving the quays az Ballyhack and
also on the return. z i.
3i3 WICKLOW. .
81 Bray is now deserted J. in comparison
with six wseks aso. The I season WIS
thu tst ever know
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA County Of Hennepin,
District Court: Fourth Judicial District.
son. defendant
The State Of Minnesota to the above-named de-
fendant:
wer the complaint of The plaintiff in the above
entitled action which complaia at has been filed in
the office of the Clerk of said District Court, at
the City of Minneapolis, County of Hen
nepin, and State Of Minnesota, and to serve
copy of your answer to said complaint the sub
ecri6ers at their Office. in the city of Minneapolis.
days after service of this summons upon you, ex--
elusive of the day Of such services and if you fail
to answer the said complaint within tt the time
to the Court for the calief demanded in said COM
1>@N'N'N ARCrANDER 4 ARCTANDER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Minneapolis. MINI.
Dated October 8, a. d. 1887.
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KILDARE.

The Redemptorist Fathers have con-
cluded a very successful three weeks
mission in Mas.
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for the M click IL oor&L Law Union
commencing On the 8rh inst !, for the
purpose Of hearing The applications TO
fix fair rents under the land act, listed
for hearing from that union. An un,
usually large number of applications
have been lodged.
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LElTRIAi.

On Monday, October 10, the Most
Rev. DIR. Woodlock, Bishop of Ardagh,
assisted by the Most Rev. DIR. Grimes.
Bishop of the new See of Christ Church,
New Zealand. presided at the religious
reception in the Franciscan Convent of
Perpetual Alteration, Drumshambo, of
Miss Mary Ellen Lynch Gn religion
Sister Frances of st. Gabriel), daughter
Of Luke Lynch, Esq, Gravenstown
House, Kells, county Meath.
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LIMERICK.

The tenants Of the Hartopp property
have just concluded negotiations
whereby they become owners of their
farms. at the rate Of fifteen years. pur-
chase.
Mr.. Archibald Murray, ST., died OH
October s, at the age Of "a years, at his
residence, North Circular road. Mr..
Murray was the head OF the extensive
firm of Todd & Co., Of which he had
been for a long succession of years un-
til old age overlook ;,in1, the active and
efficient director and manager Of the
great establishment iii William street.
He possessed business capacity, readi-
ness, ability in the arrangement and
proceedings Of the important con Germ,
which after an existence of over fifty
years, holds its place iii full strength
and capacity.
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SLIGO.

a. largely attended meeting of the
Sligo House League was held on Octo.
ber Il for the purpose of selecting from
their body a candidate to represent the
East Ward in the corporation. It was
unanimously resolved that the presi-
dent, Mr.. Quilty,s should contest the
East Ward on Nationalist principles at
next election.
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ARM Az III.

Mr.. John Preston has been appointed
8 temporary resident magistrate for
this county.
a large Aax mill at Lurgannah, I'D
the Bellsek district; was burned to tue
ground on the night Of October Is. 1t
is tns property Of Parker j. Synott, j,
T., Newyownnanilton, and was de.
stroyed by ire just one year ago.
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ROsCOMMoN.

The annual election Of town commls-
sioners for Athlone took place on Oc-
tober 10. There were three vacancies
in each ward, and the outgoing CON-
missioners were reelected except in
one case, in St. Peters Ward, Mr. G..
Fallion being replaced by Mr.. Philips.
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LONDONDERRY.

MIR. Chamberlain addressed a meet.
ing of Liberal ~Uniouists in Coleraine.
on October 13. On the next day he
visited Portrnsh and the Giants Cause
way. His visit has been uneyentful.
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CORK

The tenants on the Coolroe, Inch
graldy, and Gurteenadden property OF
Mrs Brown, Mrs. Eyne, and the wife
of Mr.. i'yDe, NJ. F., haye received
attachments on the rents now due.
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DUBLIN.

Constable Maher of the county Dub
lin L.. L. c., has resigned his position
In the force in consequence of 5he disa-
greeable duties the men have now to
perform, and as protest against CO.
ercion. Constable Maher is a native Of
the Qneen's county he has beeu seven
years in the constabulary, and has an
excellent character.
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The Lisdoouvarna alleged. Moon
liQhters were committed for trial on
October S. They will be tried in Cork.
Two OF them solemnly protested their
innocence.
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CARLOW.

James FIcGrath Of Dublin street, Car
low, has passed m successful e&anina~
tion for membership OF the Pharna-
cesltical Society ct Ireland.
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QUEENS COUNTY.

4 #Sealy s. Swan, Capp nellan, Durrow,
has been appointed to the commission
OF the peace. IT .is believed that this
app polntment was given to him By way
OF consola alton for bad beating he
lately received in the DurroW union
election. n II
Tho land tnmissio ioners have ar
ranged hold ntting IN lialybo rough
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.FERMANAGH.

\ meeting Of a portion of Lord
Erne's tenautry was held at Magh5ra-
yeely. near Clones, on October 10, at
which resolution was unanimously
passed to the effect that owing to the
depression in prices it would be neces
sary for their landlord to grant them
Is per cent, reduction on their rents.
GALWAY.
Died, IN Tuam, Oh the 5th ult., at her
residence, 3 Waterslade place, at the
advanced age Of rs years, Miss Helen
Prendergast, sister of the late DR..
Prendergast of Tuam.
KERRY.
"a Constable James Nc Cafferty, who for
some time back has been stationed at
I Gortatlea Protection Post, was, on Oc-
.tober IA, discharged from the police
force, having some time since handed
in his resignation as protest against
the Mitchelstown tragedy, and also
against the Jubilee Coercion Act. He
was given reception on leaving the
town by his comrades, and q large
crowd Of people saw him of on the
train for. Mayo, his native county. He
sailed fqr New FORK On October ~. II.
KIN IS IOo oUNTY'.
4 Tha ~, ann IN ~ J. sn ~, fcn =
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LONGFORD.

Died, on the 9th ut., at Cast}ewilder
Francis Kenny, aged 73.
A. fine demonstration occurred in
Longford on the second Sunday of Oc-
tobar. MIR. 7. NJ. Healy delivered a
most important and eloquent address.
The meeting was held in the main
street of the town, and the chair was
taken by Mr.. Flood, the chairman Of
the town commissioners. Mr.. HeaIv,
who was accom- panied by the lord may
or's secretary, Mr.. w. f. Dannehy,
drove to Longford FROM Mullingar, and
on his way be received many a warm
and enthusiastic greeting from the
country people. Mr.. Luke Hayden
opened the proceedings by telling his
friends they were there to carry On the
long struggle for Irish nationality to
the end, and he believed it would be
their lot to see the victory achieved.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-12

Several Scotch members OF Parlia-
met,t are about to take the field in this
and other parts of the North.
They will speak against the Govern
,na,,t
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DERRY

There is a scarcity OF laborers in
many parts Of the county.
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In Menoriam.

At the Parsonage, in Bellevue, on
Thursday night, june. 30, 1887, aged
two years and eleven months, MAT
TIE MAY, little daughter of Rev.
r. M. aud Mrs. L. O. Blocker, wing
ed her fight to the sweet realm be-
yond the stars, to the blessed Man.
sion where Christ said 'sSnffer little
children to come unto me, and for
bid them not" Yes, little MATTE
MAY has gone from our midst like
. beautiful dream, too bright, too
beautiful to last, yet the sweetness
and purity Of her life win rest like
q halo IF glory from the "God head
caught round the hearts Of her
fond parents, sisters and brother,
shedding Q holy calm like Q sweet
benediction, drawing them nearer
to God and their loved one, in
whose hearts she will ever dwell.
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This Great State.

The next convention of the Press
Association will be held in Opelou-
sas.
Rapides parish has not had such
fine crop prospects for twenty years.
"Town Tall" says .prohibition and
good seasons did it,"
New Orleans Chronicle: ssTrade
with Central America is steadily
increasing, and before many years
will reach handsome amount
The Louisiana Educational Asso-
citation will meet in Shreveport on
the 23rd and Oath Of next August.
There will be two sessions daily.
Alexandria has voted q FIVE mill
tax for ten years to the Louisiana
and Arkansas Railroad. A large
vote was polled, and not Q single
ballot was cast against the tax.
Lake Concordia is rapidly filling
up with deposit from the Missis-
sippi river, with which it is connect
ed, and the willow and cottonwood
trees are fast enchroaching upon its
channel.
The North Louisiana Fair will be.
gin at Shreveport on November 9Th,
aud will last four days. Many im.
provement will he added by the As
ISOLATION. Hon. Howard G. String
fellow of Red River parish, will, at
hisown expense, build a commodious
stable for his fine herd of Holstein
cattle, which will be on exhibition.
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Venire.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF
BOSSIER.

Be it remembered that On this, the
9th day of June, 1887, that We, the
undersigned Jury Commissioners in
aud for the Parish of Bossier, con-
stituting a quorum of said Commits
sioners, met at the Clerks Office in
the town of Bellevue, La, and pro-
ceeded to draw and did draw from
the General Venire Box previously
prepared by Us, fifty names of per-
sons qualified by law to serve as
jurors for the first week of the Au-
gust Term of the District Court, to
be begun and holden in and for the
Parish of Bossier, in the Second
Judicial District of Louisiana, on
the second Monday, the Sth day of
August, A. D., 1887, in pursuance Of
Act No. A, and Act No. 81, Of Lou
isiana Legislature, viz:
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Dear Editor Bossier Banner: The
warm gratitude Of our bleeding
hearts feel like giving expression
through your columns to the kind
people Of Bellevue, including Mrs.
Hon. N. 9. Blanchard and Mr.. D. e.
Griffin, who were visitors to our
town, for kindnesses shown as in
our recent sfliction. You know,
Mr.. Editor, that We are sojonrners
here-a short time only and we
shall be gone to other fields of labor.
We are one Of the several families
here for short time only. But we
shall leave fob how sad) the sleep
ing remains of our dear little Matte
May, whose grave kind hands will
look after when We are gone.
Other Pastors have come and
gone, bat, I think, we are the first
to make Q new grave-dear and
precious-which may serve you all
as an expression Of our love for you
which brought us among You.
Again, thanking you, Mr.. Editor,
and the many kind neighbors aud
friends, and last, bat not least, our
kind physician, DR.. w. J. Mobley,
for bis faithful attendance and SER
vice, we are yours in Christian love
and prayer,
r. M. BLOCKER
AND FAMILY.
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1879.

HAVE CONSIDERED THE SITUATION
THOROUGHLY AND THERE Is BUT ONE WAY
TO SUCCEED, BUT IT WILL BE NECESSARY
TO DO SOME THINGS WHICH ARE VERY RE-
puGNANT TO ME, AND WHICH WILL MAKE
ME THE MOST UNPOPULAR MAN m THE
STATE BUT I HAVE MADE UP MY MIND
TO MAKE THE SACRIFICE, AND / WILL Sue
cEED. Gen. z. Z. NickoU to Hon.
IL. j. CaNnimghan, noao Attorney
General.
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Reunion Of Old Confederate
VETERANS KNOWN DURING THE
WAR As COMPANY B, 18TH
LoUmIANA REGIMENT.

The committee Of arrangements
met ct Red Land on the 25th day of
June. Il was decided sthat there
should be . reunion Of all the sur
vtvors Of above named Company. to
last three days, commencing Au-
gust 8, at Goodwin's Springs, on
Bodcau. A barbecue will be given
on Thursday, August 4th. The la.
dies are invited to come and bring
their baskets and boxes filed with
provisions. There will be speaking
BY some Of the old veterans after
roll call, q skirmish drill and other
driliingby the Captain Of the Com.
pany, it present, II not, by one Of
the LieuteOants. All Of the sur
vivors are earnestly requested to be
present OF accounted for, on che
evening Of the 3rd Of August at 2
o'clock, with rations and blankets.
Come, and let as have q friendly
hand-shaking, for many Of the old
veterans have not met for twenty.
two years. Come comrades, and
let as renew the memories Of the
past.
F. NJ. BARNETT, Chairman.
TIMOTHY OAKLEY, Secretary.
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Mary c. Fox, wife, No; sals.
Geo. w. Durdin, husband Court,
I n this cause, after due authorization and
i issue joined, by reason Of the law and the
evidence being in favor of plaintiff and against
the defendant, it is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that plaintiH have Judgment separating
her in property from her husband, the defend
ant herein, restoring her to the separate use
and control of Same, and fully authorizing and
empowering her to do and transact busineeg
in her own name and for hsr own separate ac-
count.
II is further ordered, adjudged and siecreed.
that detandant pay all costs Of this suit.
Done. read and signed in open Court, this
June 18th A. d. 1887.
(Signedl RC. DREW,
Judge ID District Court, La.
tEndorsed)
Filed June IL, 1857.
tSigned) J.H. CABEEN,
Deputy Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE, hereby certify that
BossIER PARISH, La. the above and forego-
ing is true and correct copy Of the original
Judgment in suit No. 1919, Bossier Distrjct
Court, Mary G. Fox, wife vs.. G. W. Durdin.
husband, as the same now appears on file in
this Office
Given under my hand and seal of Office, as
Bellevue, La, on this the 18th June A. D, 1857
j. 81 CABEEN,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before A. j. Murff, J. p, Ward s,
n Precinct ], Bossier parish, La, by H. j..
Lenoir, on jane ID. 1887, and viii be sold
at Bellevue. La, within the legal hours of sale,
on Saturday, July 23rd, 1887 one Brown Horse
Poney, branded 81 c. on left shouedrr, .P'.
on left jaw, and Spsnish brand on leJt hip.
Appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, psy charges, &c.
Z. C. BIGGS, Constable
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Inc farmers Of Bossier should
Eepare to make as good an exhibit
spoasibleat the North Louisiana
Nf q Shreveport next November.
nm e 10 better agricultural land
ayvoere than right here in our par
aad the only reason why Bos-
- aas not long ago received her
VAN Of Immigrants, is because tho
- worth Of our soil and general
'efces are not known to the out
- world. A proper exhibition Of
= agricultural productions, would
M'aet the attention Of home seek
= "a capitalists to our resources
aees great factor in bringing
~ : genuine and lasting boom
= Which would transfer our idle
.aas into rich harvest-aelds, PEG.
- with . happy, contsnted and
teas people. We have soil
= inmate equal to any section Of
eFeat favored State, and We
mt anord to lay back and su
~ await the coming Of capital
naat be up and doing and lose
= angle opportunity to adver
eaf resources. Once these ar.
:. Y nads known to the world
: vii b large Influx Of immi
.ss'oe aud capital, and the dawl
s1sst era Of prosperity win b,
spea u.
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Succession Notice.

SUGGESTIONS Of Robert R. } In District Court.
Tidwell, deceased. La.
Motto is hereby given that Francis NJ Hanks
IN has this day fled in my Office his appli-
cation to be appointed administrator of above
named SUGGESTIONS. Now, this is to admonish
allpersons concerned. that If opposition Is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said applicant will be appointed adj
ministrat0r of said SUGGESTIONS as prayed for
Given under my official signature and seal
OF office, at Bellevue, La, on this 18th day
June, 1897.
A R. THOMPSON,
Clerk Bossier District Court.
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Succession B. L. Saunders,
Deceased.

Deceased.
Mary G. Braden, ct als. } In District Court,
g. w. Thompson, Exr. isiana. :.
Rule on Executor to File Final account.
DIV virtue of writ of feri facias issued in
d the above named suit and to me directed
have seized and will proceed to sell att public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house, in the town of Bellevue, La,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Saturday, the 9Th day of August, 1887, the un-
divided half interest of G.. w. Thompson in
and to the following described lands, to wit :
West hal1 of southeast quarter OF section
Eve, east half Of southwest quarter of section
five, south half Of northeast quarter of section
FIVE, east half Of northwest quarter dissection
six, township seventeen, range eleven.
Seized as the property OF the defendant
g. w Thompson, and win be sold to pay and
satisfy the debt Of the plaintiff in this cause
Terms Of Sale-Cash, subject to the benefit
RE. wYCHE, Sheriff.
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SAREPTA, MAY 20, 1887.

Mr.. j. L. REED, OLARKsVnLE,
TExAs-DeGr Ssir: / have cold
more of the Reeds Chill Cure than
any other kind I handle. have
been handling this Chill Cure for the
past five years, and have not heard
of a single case that it has failed to
cure. I recommend it above all
others. Yours Respectfully,
j. I. ALLEN.
For sale by DIR. w. j. Mobley.
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A neat fitting boot or shoe sets .
man of to better advantage than
any other article of wearing appa-
rel, John Bash, Market street, be-
tween Texas and Milan, Shreve-
port, makes q superior boot and
shoe, at reasonable rates, guaran-
tees satisfaction and is prompt in
the execution Of orders.
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Szter5f's Sale.

vE.
W. E. Hall and Mrs. M. L. Featherston.
Garnisheo-
In the District Court, Bossier Parish, La.
Dy virtue of writ of feri facias Issued
ID from above Court. in the above entitled
suit, and to me directed, have seized and
win proceed to sell to the last and highest
bidder. within the lawful honrs of sale, Ct the
Court house door, in the town Of Bellevue,
La, ON Saturday, 10th day Of July, 1857, the
following described property, to-wit:
Two cows and calves, one 2horse wagon,
one Gray Horse and one Sorrell Mare Poney.
Seized as the property of the defendant,
Mrs. N. L. Featherston, garnishee, and will be
sold to pay an satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale Cash, with the benefit of APP
praisement.
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st. Louis Globe Democrat: eff
some means should be adopted
which would force the individuals
who organize wheat and pork deals
to engage in hod-carrying, car-driv-
ing or other honest work, the coun-
try would also be benefited